Lin George wrote:
Aaron,
Thank you very much! I have tried to modify config.xml and it works! I
changed the TomcatWebConnector port from 8080 to 8088 and I also
changed TomcatWebConnector port from 8443 to 8448. I only use JSP
pages to access database in my application up to now. So, my first
question now is whether it is correct for me to change them -- are
there anything else to change?
If there are any other ports listed when Geronimo starts up then you
should also change those ports otherwise you will get errors/exceptions
at startup when another instance of geronimo attempts to use them.
Anyway, I have tried by my hand that I can access the JSP pages now,
by using URL, http://localhost:8088/<Application
<http://localhost:8088/%3CApplication>_Home>/<JSP_Page>.
But I am meeting with another trouble, which is that when I use the
start menu of Windows XP, the Administrative console can not be opened
since it is pointed to 8080 port. I have to change it by hand on the
Web page to http://localhost:8088/console. Do you know how to solve
this issue so that the Administrative sonsole can be started from
Windows XP start menu automatically?
How did the Geronimo Administrative console get added to the start
menu? How did you install geronimo?
Try this..
Drag the icon on the left of the URL in the address bar in your browser
( whilst browsing http://localhost:8088/console ) to your start menu and
then when the start menu pops up move the mouse to the location on the
menu where you want to place the shortcut to the web page and then
release the mouse button to drop the shortcut to the web page.
Regards,
John
thanks in advance,
George
*/Aaron Mulder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>/* wrote:
Date: Tue, 28 Feb 2006 09:10:04 -0500
From: "Aaron Mulder" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: question about the port number Geronimo is using
Most of the ports are listed during the normal startup sequence, with
at least a brief description of what component is listening on them.
There are a couple that are dynamically bound and not listed there
correctly -- there's a JIRA for this (but it shouldn't affect trying
to run with another app server since they pick an available port at
runtime). The most accurate op tion is of course to run netstat. :)
If there are any port numbers where you can't tell what's really
listening from the description at stratup, feel free to list them and
we can describe.
As far as changing ports goes, the easiest option is to search and
replace on the port number in var/config/config.xml. Some of the
ports (in particular the web container ports) can be changed in the
admin console, but many of them are not editable in the console yet.
Thanks,
Aaron
On 2/28/06, Lin George wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
>
> I am wondering what ports Geronimo are using and each port for which
> purpose. Another question is how to change the ports since I
need to install
> two application server on the same machine.
>
>
> thanks in advance,
> George
>
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